Definition

Noun: 1. A breed of dual-purpose cattle developed in Wales: The "Welsh Black" is a specific breed of cattle originating from Wales, historically valued for both meat and milk production. It is characterized by its black coat and hardy nature.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • The farmer raises a herd of Welsh Black for their high-quality beef.
  • Welsh Black cattle are well-suited to the rugged Welsh landscape.
  • The breed standard for the Welsh Black emphasizes its deep black color.

Advanced Usage

• As a collective noun: The term can be used to refer to the breed as a whole.
  • The Welsh Black is known for its longevity and maternal instincts.

Variants and Related Words

• Welsh Black cattle: A more explicit and common phrasing.
  • The field was full of Welsh Black cattle.

Synonyms

• Welsh cattle: A less specific, generic term.
• Black cattle of Wales: A descriptive phrase.

Notes on Meaning

• The term specifically refers to the breed of cattle. It is not used to describe the color of an individual animal from another breed. For example, a black Angus cow would not be called a "Welsh Black."

Noun

1. a breed of dual-purpose cattle developed in Wales